New road with cycle path – Kleist Stones Memorial loop from Słubice

New road with cycle path – Kleist Stones Memorial loop from Słubice

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New road with cycle path – Kleist Stones Memorial loop from Słubice

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28.6km

110m

Gravel riding

Hard gravel ride. Great for any fitness level. You may need to push your bike for some segments of this route. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 26, 2026

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2.96 km

Bicycle Path Under Construction on Łowicka and Sportowa Streets

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The 1-kilometer-long cycle path is now open, perfectly finished.

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4.15 km

Villa Dudziak Lakeside Restaurant

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Very nice location with a pond and a new bike path.

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5.52 km

New road with cycle path

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Easy to use asphalted foot/cycle path next to the road.

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5.93 km

Neuer Kleiststein

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I found an interesting report about the stone here by Roland Totzauer from Frankfurt (Oder).
rotofo.blogspot.com/2019/03/geschichten-um-den-kleiststein.html

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5.94 km

Old and new Kleiststein on the site of the Battle of Kunersdorf (Seven Years War 12.08.1759, the Prussian army Frederick the Great was defeated in this battle by the Austro-Russian army)
Ewald Christan von Kleist (poet of the Enlightenment) was severely wounded in this battle on 12.08.1759 (right leg crushed by shotgun balls, injured right hand). Until 13.08.1759 lay on the battlefield. On 24.08.1759 he died as a result of the injuries in Frankfurt (Oder). There is also his grave monument.
At the site of the battlefield, where he remained injured, contemporaries erected the "old Kleiststein" stone. In 1999, opposite the "new Kleiststein" was erected, on which a marble plaque was attached. This was destroyed after a short time found in the environment. The subsequently attached plastic board was destroyed. The information board was already found damaged in the environment and was demolished after re-attachment. Kleiststein is the end of the Kleist route.

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7.13 km

Bicycle Repair Station Księża Góra

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11.1 km

Immaculate Conception Church, Stare Biskupice

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The church was built in the 19th century by the Protestant community. A single-nave brick church made of red brick and stone in the Gothic style. After the Second World War it was handed over to the Roman Catholic Church, renovated and consecrated on December 8, 1954 by Father Dr. J. Włodarczyk.

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21.8 km